Del Taco — Restaurant in Moorpark

By far the worst Del Taco. I have been here multiple times for a quick bite to eat. The workers always have an attitude. This last time they ask me to park in front to bring the food out and i declined as it is a pain to get over there due to In and out traffic. They proceed to tell me to go the other way which required a u-turn which i am unable to make in my track as i barely make it through the drive thru. They then ask me to pull forward just a little and they will bring it out. I asked why do i need to do this and she proceed to say that the timer is going off and it hurts their ranking. I proceeded to pull forward and waited 10 mins to get my food. The worker comes out to the gate and wants me to get out of my truck and walk over to him. I was so blown away at this customer service that i declined and told him to come to me. I will not be going back here anymore due to the lack of customer service. They have a drive thru so I dont have to go somewhere else to get my food. I hope the owner of this store...

Friday 5:30. I stopped by for fish tacos. No one in the dining area. Wait while the 2 behind the counter working the drive through, Third guy shows up, looks at me and ignores me, we’ll call him Mr Nosering. Finally order, this guy shows some interest in doing his job. Every table has dirty, as is the floor. Wondering where the food is, I see a tray on the counter, I’m still the only customer, so it’s has to be mine. I guess calling out is too much effort. I walk up and ask if this is my order, Mr. Nosering gives me a solid, “ I guess”, as he walks by. No napkins, I ask for some, I get 1 paper towel…. Food was as expected, however I could tell that absolutely no s—-ts were given. I mean how hard is it to put stuff inside the tortillas. Soft drink machine doesn’t work, bath rooms out of service. WOW, they totally don’t care, ZERO effort. Never going here again How do they stay in business??? Zero stars if possible. AVOID !!! If it’s this bad in the public area, I shudder to think what the back looks...

Four cars in the drive through and an almost empty lobby. “I’ll be with you in a minute, we’re really busy,” the speaker says. Many minutes later, “Sorry for the delay, we’re really busy. I’ll be with you in a minute.” I watch as the over thirty cars in the In-N-Out line next door swiftly move forward toward their destination. Each of the few cars in front of me takes an abnormally long time, especially considering this is “fast food.” I expected to see bags upon bags of food handed to each vehicle. To my surprise, it was merely one bag per car. Where is the “really busy” that was preached? I watch as the line next door dwindles down. The progress they are making is frustrating. Why am I not moving through this fairly short line? After way too long I finally get my turn at the window. Was it worth the wait? Was it so delicious I may subject myself to such delay again? No. It wasn’t. They got my order wrong. Two tacos and a fry. So...